Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-07
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, September 9.
Business for the week has been good an
prospects favorable for a continuance
Green apples are coming pretty freely an
81. 5 per barrel is being paid for hon
stock, if fancy. Cabbage is becomin
~scarcer and prices are corresponding
higher. The demand for potatoes is bette
again and prices hold well. Toms
toes are scarce again on accoun
of the cool nights and prices have gone uI
Butter is still in good supply, and the d.
mand is Stacking up while quotations ar
lower. The sale OF watermelons Is abou
done, Us the supply has bee
large and people have becom
tired of them. Spring chicken
continue in good demand, with price
unchanged. The following are wholesal
quotations:
Butter-Country choice 1Sa2Oc; goo
country 15al7c; common 5a6c. The suppl
is scarce and the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy tn
demand is good and the supply is yer.
light. Prices are 81 so per bushel.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory Sac
New York 14a15c; Sweitzer 13!a14c; Lin
berger 9a1O. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 15a16c pc
dozen. Supply scarce, demand good.
Feathers-Choice in original package
5Oa55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Home raised, new, 81 9Oa2 On
per barrel, with scarce supply and goo'
demand.
Poultry - Live chickens, old, So "
per dozen; spring chickens 81 50a2 81
per dozen; demand good and supply heavy
R~ags-Steady at Halle for white mixe'
cotton; 1al4c for all wool, and Hal! TO
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de
mand, at 6!a7c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 90; demand good
supply scarce.
Cucumbers-10a15c per dozen; demand
poor, supply heavy.
Cabbage-Home raised 81 25al 10 pc
barrel; demand fair; supply fair.
New Corn-Per dozen lOc; supply fair
demand good.
New TOmatoes-G0c per bushel demand
poor; supply fair.
Nutmegs-Home raised 81 GOAL % pc
barrel; supply good; demand light.
Pears-Home raised So 50 per barrel
supply light; demand good.
Peaches-Per box 81 75a2 %; demand
good; supply light.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 6-FlOur-Re
ceipts, 60, 1881 packages; exports, 297 bar
rels, 49, 73 sacks; market stronger; sale
%, 500 barrels; superfine western and Stat
81 50a3 10; good to choice do So 50a4 80
common to choice white wheat western
extra 81 50a4 20; fancy do 81 Toad 80
common to good extra Ohio $3 00a4 80
common to choice extra st. Louis 81 40
Wheat-Receipts, 31S, go bushels; exports
152, 032 bushels; spot lots a shade higher
and firm, with u moderate trade reported
options opened sa4c higher, later lost thu
advance, closing steadier; sales 1892, 00(
bushels futures; 226, 600 bushels spot; No
2 Chicago 793c; ungraded red 7S3aS3c; No
l red S44c; No. 2 red September S0iaSO!c
closing at sole; October Slas14c, closing a
slc; November 8~28aS24c, closing at sage
December S3saS3sc, closing at S35c; May
89saS9ic, closing at 893c; June 9~0!a90sc,
closing at cole. Corn-Spot lots tag
lower and heavy; options closed weak; re-
ceipts SO, 600 bushels; exports 1895 bush
els; sales 40S, 900 bushels futures; 9S, 00C
bushels spot; ungraded 50a51c; No Sep
TENDER 49aa50c, closing at soc; November
5O@a5Osc, closing at sos; December 505s
size, closing at 505c. Oats-taIc higher
receipts 13l, 600 bushels; exports los
bushels; sales 220, 900 bushels futures and
142, 600 bushels spot; western 32a34c; white
do 35a40c. Stocks of grain in store Sep
TENDER Sd: Wheat 4, los, 5ss bushels; corn,
6l2, SIP; oats, 429, S55; rye, 23,057; barley
{, $50; malt, $50, 262. Hay-Quiet and
weak; Skipping 55e. Hops-Dull and
heavy. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at 20f
20sc; options 10a20 points lower and fairly
active, closing steady; sales SO, 500 bags
September Is. OOc; October Is. GOALS 40c'
| November 1S. 45a1S Csc; December Is. CO.
1S. Toe; January Is. 65alS. Toe; February
March and April Is. 65a1S. 75c; May IS so
10. S5c. Sugar-Active and strong; Mus
cavado 4a4 Lice; Bahia 4 3 32c; fair rein
ing quoted at 42c; refined strong; C 43a5c
extra c 5sa5sc; white extra c 5 7-16a5lc
yellow 4sa4ic; of A SIC; mould A 6tc; Gu
loaf and crushed &c; powdered &c; gran
ulated 6 5.16c; cubes Gsc. Molasses-Dull
Rye-Firm. Petroleum-Firm; Unitet
65sc; crude S. 61l. Tallow-Quiet ant
firm at 4c. Realistically. Turpentin
Dull at 32fc. Eggs-Firm and demand
/ ca;r. ,aoaipto ST2 pantonoo. uuastnrp IL
174c. Wool-Domestic fleece 30a37c; pull
ed 14a35c; Texas 9a25c. Pork-Fairl,
active and generally steady; mess $14 so
Is 90 for old; SIS 25al5 IS for new. Gu
Meats-Firm; picked bellies Ole; clea
bellies 9ic. Lard-2s3 points higher
western steam SC S23; September S. 7e
October s. 77a6 20; November 6 70; Janu
AIRY $6 81; city steam $685.. Butter-Firu
and in moderate requests western l3aailC
western creamery 16a24lc. Cheese--Quie
but firm; western 9a10lc. Copper-Dull
lake $40 so.
ChioSgo.
CHICAGO, September 6.-The whea
market was dull and prices fluctuate,
within narrow limits. Trade was ligh
and outside news without special weight
The general range of prices was tc unde
the level attained on the closing bulg
yesterday, but it was q little above yester
days average. Corn was moderately az
tive; prices unsettled. Oats were weak
Provisions quiet. ~Flour-Steady an,
unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. 2 sprin
69lc; No. 3 spring 66c; No. 3 red 69lc
September 6ssa69tc, closing at 69sc; Dc
tober 703a71c, closing at 70sc; Novembe
72sc; December 735a74sc, closing at Tee
Corn-Cash No. 2 Alto; September 40t
41sc, closing at 4l4c; October 414a4ltC
closing at 4lse; November 41sa42sc, clos
ing at 41tc; May 4~45a45sc, closing a
45sc. Oats-Cash No. 2, 24se; Septembe
235a24fc, closing at 242c; October 24a
25c, closing at 2ec; November 25sa255c
closing 255; May 29aa3Osc, closing at 9Oc
Rye-Cash No. 244ic. Barley-No. 9 69!c
Fiaxseed-No. /, 81 OBJ. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 80. Mess Pork-Cash SIS 90
10 %; year S11 rs; January S12 so. Lar
Cash Sc 45; September Sc 4Oa6 As, clos